The Hour-Teller Sauvignon Blanc 2018
East Coast
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A celebration of time, this delightfully refreshing Kiwi Sauvignon is a white to enjoy at a leisurely pace. It’s a new release and displays all the gooseberry, citrus and herbaceous flavours you’d expect of this grape from ocean cooled New Zealand.
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Wine Details
- White - Dry
New Zealand- Pale Green Straw
- Sauvignon Blanc
- 9.375 Units
- 12.5% ABV
- 750 ml
- 31 December 2020
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Lively, citrusy, grassy and gooseberry flavours
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
It seems customers can’t get enough of the dazzling lemon and lightly tropical flavours of New Zealand Sauvignon, so our Buyer Dan has been searching out some new best buys. The Hour-Teller is one – this wine aims to provide you with a glass to pore over, taking all the time you need. For this wine Dan looked further afield than just the classic home of Sauvignon, Marlborough, and discovered this delicious vat from the East Coast on North Island. The cool climate there brings out a touch more of the herbaceous – rather than the tropical – notes of this grape, but it still has all the usual Kiwi exuberance. Great well chilled in summer; gets the taste buds tingling in winter too. Spot on solo or with Thai green curry, chicken pie or seafood.
It seems customers can’t get enough of the dazzling lemon and lightly tropical flavours of New Zealand Sauvignon, so our Buyer Dan has been searching out some new best buys. The Hour-Teller is one – this wine aims to provide you with a glass to pore over, taking all the time you need. For this wine Dan looked further afield than just the classic home of Sauvignon, Marlborough, and discovered this delicious vat from the East Coast on North Island. The cool climate there brings out a touch more of the herbaceous – rather than the tropical – notes of this grape, but it still has all the usual Kiwi exuberance. Great well chilled in summer; gets the taste buds tingling in winter too. Spot on solo or with Thai green curry, chicken pie or seafood.
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